Africa News of Wednesday, 15 January 2020
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Cameroon warns against election chaos
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Pirated textbooks 'thrive in Zimbabwe'
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Ethiopia election date opposed
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Pallbearers at Maponya's funeral confuse marching orders
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Sex for mark: Obafemi Awolowo University places accused lecturer on half pay
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Ethiopia's activist turned politician raises 'red flag' over proposed poll date
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Man who faked as a woman to marry Imam charged with 'unnatural offence'
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Mozambique president sworn in after contested re-election
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Chinese communist party’s media influence expands worldwide
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Nigeria: Supreme Court to deliver judgment on Imo Governorship Election today
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Cameroon warns against election chaos
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How West Africa is under threat from Islamic Militants
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C.Africa's former child soldiers learn new trades
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ICJ ruling on urgent measures in Rohingya case on Jan 23: Gambia
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Senegal’s remote cannabis growers evade crackdown
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Two soldiers killed as Sudan crushes revolt by security agents
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Suspect behind Buhari’s fake marriage video gets bail
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Fire guts Gusau Federal Medical Centre mortuary
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15-year outage: Youths block Ibom Power Plant with corpses
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Man in court for killing bat on OAU campus
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Man jailed two weeks for making calls in court
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Kidnapping of sailors surges by 50% off West Africa
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Sudan reopens airspace after mutiny crushed
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Malawi high court allows dreadlocks in school
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Guinea protesters 'burn down police stations'
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Ethio-Eritrea peace deal: Asmara cautions Saudi Minister to stick to facts
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Uganda's bad roads could be attraction for rich tourists - Minister
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'Imports suffocating East Africa's trade'
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Fire guts Zimbabwe defence forces officer's house
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Nigerian star Burna Boy makes Zimbabwe comeback
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Semi-industrial diamonds mining in Angola might shut down
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Nigeria’s entrepreneurs key to Africa’s prosperity –US Consul General
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They promised $1,000 job but made me a slave –Lebanon returnee
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Police stop car theft case against Naira Marley
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ICJ to rule on emergency measures in Myanmar genocide case
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Nearly 1,000 migrants 'returned to Libya' this year
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Sailor kidnappings surge 50% off West Africa
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The Gambia's ex-leader Jammeh reportedly wants to come home
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Sudan government forces quell armed protest by security agents
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Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa to rise to 2.9% - World Bank
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Zimbabwe paying civil servants 'cushioning allowance' amid economic crisis
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Sudan crises: Clashes in Khartoum between army and mutineers
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Barbra Banda leaves Spain's EdF Logrono for China
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Mali's ex-Liverpool and Juventus star Momo Sissoko retires
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Ghana appoint Charles 'CK' Akonnor as new Black Stars coach
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2021 Africa Cup of Nations: Cameroon FA announce change of dates
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Nigerian billionaire pledges to buy Arsenal
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Mali's ex-Liverpool and Juventus star Momo Sissoko retires
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Barbra Banda leaves Spain's EdF Logrono for China
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Akon announces own city in Senegal
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Harrysong proposes to his girlfriend
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Mercy Eke's sister and mother get death wishes from Tacha fans
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Stella Dimoko Korkus gets death threat over Tacha, Mercy beef
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Court strikes out car theft charge against Naira Marley
